[BBKG79]

I guess this falls under T-shirt buying, mods please move if necessary.

I'm finally jumping back into the fray of the t-shirt world, and I'm doing tons of research (again) because in the next 4 months I'm working towards leasing a DTG machine.

I have a Nike t-shirt that on the label says it's 100% cotton, but I'm telling you the first time I put it on it felt like silk and felt like no other cotton tee I've worn/touched. It was the best t-shirt I have ever felt against my skin. As a man for the first time in my life I understood what it meant to feel sexy lol. But seriously, I've been trying to figure out if there is a way to figure what type of cotton they used or what type of manufacturing process? I thought RN#'s gave you more than which company made the shirt!

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

 

[royster13]

RN#s do not always tell you the maker of a garment.....An importer (like Sanmar) or retailer (like Target) can have their own RN# and source from many 100s of factories and use the same RN#....You just have to keep trying samples from a known source until you find something similar.....And then make sure the supplier does not change things on you without your knowledge....Good luck...